damnlines.comdamnlines.comSt. Anselm is a wood-fire grill steakhouse in Williamsburg known for its packed weekend dinner service, limited walk-in bar seating, and reported 45-60 minute waits without a reservation.
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St. Anselm is a wood-fire grill and steakhouse in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, cooking steaks and chops over an open flame; it draws a loyal, busy weekend dinner crowd that keeps tables and bar seats in high demand.
Reported guidance points to roughly a 45-60 minute wait without a reservation on Friday and Saturday evenings, while weekday lunch is typically described as quiet with little to no wait. Bar seating is reportedly first-come, first-served even when some tables can be booked via Resy, so arriving well before 7pm on weekends is the safer bet.
Patterns as reported by press and regulars — not measured by damnlines.
damnlines does not have a live camera at St. Anselm yet, so we can't show a real-time wait count. Reported guidance suggests a wait of roughly 45-60 minutes without a reservation on Friday and Saturday evenings, with much shorter or no wait typically reported for weekday lunch.
Reports are mixed: some listings mention reservations available via Resy, while bar seating is described as walk-in, first-come first-served. If you want a table for weekend dinner, it's worth checking Resy in advance rather than counting on a walk-in seat.
Reported hours are Monday-Friday roughly 5pm-11pm for dinner, and Saturday-Sunday 12pm-4pm for lunch plus 5pm-11pm for dinner. Hours can change, so confirm directly with the restaurant before visiting.
St. Anselm is a Williamsburg restaurant known for steaks and chops cooked over a wood-fire grill, which draws a busy crowd especially on weekend evenings.
Based on reported patterns, weekday lunch or an early weekday dinner tends to be quieter than Friday or Saturday evening, when waits are reportedly at their longest.
Sources: Yelp — St. Anselm (Brooklyn) · St. Anselm official site